What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

Prostate problems are abnormal symptoms that many men have. Although they have not been treated, they still exist in varying degrees, such as prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, or prostatic calcification. However, if it is not caused by stimulation, there will be no obvious symptoms. I don’t know if it is related to the recurrence of these general prostate diseases, that is, the symptoms of frequent urination and urgency are more severe now, and there are always painful and difficult urination, and hematuria often occurs. Could this be a symptom of prostate cancer caused by prostate lesions?

1. Prostate cancer is also a serious disease of the prostate. At this time, a system of abnormal symptoms related to the prostate will also appear. The waist, sacrum, buttocks, and hips will all be painful. Pelvic and sciatica are very common. Sometimes the pain is severe and unbearable. Difficulty in urination occurs from time to time. The urine flow becomes thinner, which makes urination time particularly long. The urine flow is skewed or bifurcated. All of this is related to tumor compression.

2. Because the pain is particularly obvious, this situation will affect the normal diet of prostate cancer patients, because physical discomfort affects appetite, and they can't eat much. Even sleep and spirit are seriously affected. The pain affects sleep, and long-term this will cause symptoms of neurasthenia. In this way, the body will gradually weaken, not only will the patient lose weight and become weak, but also may have symptoms of anemia, and some malignant lesions or renal failure may occur. However, the metastasis of prostate cancer is still very common. Nearly half of prostate cancer patients may have symptoms of lymph node metastasis when the disease is detected. The waist, groin and other parts are more severe. In addition to the enlarged lymph nodes in adjacent parts, it can also cause swelling of the lower limbs.

3. In many cases, prostate cancer will cause symptoms of bone metastasis, and bone pain is a symptom caused by bone metastasis. Some patients may experience persistent pain, but some patients may experience intermittent pain. Bone pain can be confined to a specific part of the body, and of course it can also manifest as wandering pain. At different times of the day, the location of bone pain may change, and the pain may be different when resting and moving. If the bone becomes significantly brittle due to tumor invasion, fractures may easily occur. It may even cause arthritis manifestations at the relevant fracture site. However, pain in some joints is not necessarily caused by prostate cancer metastasis, and further examination is needed.

Generally speaking, after the onset of prostate cancer, there will be the above-mentioned symptoms, which are all manifestations of the aggravation of general prostate diseases, but prostate cancer will have symptoms of metastasis, especially lymph node metastasis or bone metastasis. Therefore, in addition to actively treating common diseases such as prostatitis, regular physical examinations are also required. This can also detect the disease in advance and actively treat it.